Apple is aggressively expanding the tablet’s retail presence in time for the holidays. One way to track how rapidly Apple is building iPads is to watch where they are being sold.
When it first arrived in April, the device was available only at a couple hundred U.S.-based Apple Stores and, in very short supply, at some BestBuy outlets. In less than two days, the shelves were empty.
It wasn’t until late August that supplies caught up to demand. By then Apple was selling the iPad in 19 countries and was set to …

With the holidays around the corner can the Apple iPad remain king the playing field of light-weight tablet PCs or mobile eReaders? I guess only time can tell, but needless to say that Apple has remained a trend setter from the popular iMac that now has numerous PC makers trying their best to copy the iMac. Must we really mention the success of the iPod which has dominated every aspect of the portable MP3 market…
Now rivals such as RIM (Reasearch In Motion), Samsung, Dell, and Lenovo has decided to challenge …

Amazon takes a jab at the Apple iPad taking advantage of the biggest complaint regarding  one of reading on the Apple tablet while enjoying the great outdoors. The complaint is due to its high-resolution display screen, which is hard to read in the sunlight or while in other similar lighting situations.
“It’s a Kindle. $139,” she says, smiling. “I actually paid more for these sunglasses.”
The new ad from Amazon, comes at a time some would say is vital for Amazon in order to establish its place in the continuously growing e-reader …

Death of the iPod?
According to CNN there are voices speculating that this will be the end of the road for the iPod due to the success of the iPhone and iPad, in which both devices are capable of performing the very duties that the  iPod was originally created to do, brining it closer to obscurity.
However, the Apple iPod has probably been the only consistently dominant product that Apple has produced since it’s introduction in 2001. Is this product still relevant? Ah, yes! Not everyone wants a phone with all the bells …